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Bryan College in Dayton, Tennessee invites applications for a part-time Faculty Fellow to teach undergraduate Business courses. The role emphasizes integrating faith and learning within a Christ-centered academic community and requires active student engagement in small class settings.
The successful candidate will teach up to 6 credit hours per semester across Management, Marketing, or related topics, prepare course materials, provide feedback, keep weekly office hours, and support students
The person chosen for this position will integrate faith and learning in the classroom while contributing to a collaborative, Christ-centered academic community committed to the mission to “educate students to become servants of Christ to make a difference in today’s world.”
This part-time Faculty Fellow position emphasizes excellence in teaching and meaningful student engagement in small class settings where faculty can support students’ intellectual and spiritual formation. Faculty should possess a strong academic and/or professional background, a commitment to a Biblical worldview, and a desire to work alongside colleagues in a collegial and supportive faculty environment.
This position is focused on teaching undergraduate Business courses. The successful candidate will teach two courses, or 6 credit hours, per semester across Management, Marketing, Business, or related topics as assigned. Faculty will prepare course plans and materials, provide timely feedback and grades, keep weekly office hours, and serve students through academic support and personalized instruction.
Faculty Fellows may also be invited to participate in other dimensions of campus life as appropriate. All Bryan faculty are expected to follow the policies, guidelines, and instructions in the Bryan College Faculty Handbook.
Reports to: Dean of Academics
Minimum of a master’s degree in a business-related field and/or substantive, relevant professional experience; graduate coursework in Management, Marketing, Business, or another related business discipline preferred.